A pet harness with a weighted thermal insert is an apparatus that can be comfortably and securely worn by a pet to provide comfort and various therapeutic benefits. The apparatus may include a back-bracing pad, a neck-bracing strap, a girth-bracing band, and at least one weighted thermal insert. The back-bracing pad corresponds to the portion covering the pet's back. The neck-bracing strap secures the apparatus to the pet's neck to prevent the apparatus from getting loose around the pet's neck. The girth-bracing band keeps the back-bracing pad securely positioned against the pet's back while the pet is moving. The at least one weighted thermal insert helps regulate the temperature of the pet's body when the pet is exposed to different weather conditions. The at least one weighted thermal insert also weighs down the pet's body to calm the pet down and to prevent the pet from getting anxious.

The present disclosure relates to a Medical Pet Garment designed to encase and protect a pet's torso area, in particular a quadruped pet that underwent a medical procedure. The Medical Pet Garment comprises an upper torso portion and a hindquarters flap. The upper torso portion is designed to substantially cover a pet's torso and comprises a top part which substantially covers a pet's back and a bottom part which substantially covers a pet's chest. The hindquarters flap extends from the bottom part opposite to the neck opening. When the Medical Pet Garment is worn by a pet, the hindquarters flap may be positioned over the pet's abdomen and rump and secured in this position by a releasable attachment to the top part. To allow the pet to relieve itself, a user has to simply release the hindquarters flap from the top part and uncover the pet's abdomen and rump. A user may then lay the hindquarters flap against the bottom part of the upper torso portion and releasably secure it there.

A moisture detecting article includes a moisture detection module secured to a garment, intended to contain and hold bodily fluids excreted by an animal. The moisture detection module is connectable to a moisture sensor disposed in the garment to detect when bodily fluid is excreted. If moisture is detected, the moisture sensitive detection module enables one or more signals, alarming the animal and its caretaker. The garment includes a moisture absorbent material, detachable from the garment for disposal of the excretion.

A headwear device is provided for the comfortable and secure positioning of a hat on the head of an animal such as a dog. The device features a body having an interior adapted to engage the head of the animal with side portions having openings therein adapted for encircling the ears of the animal during wearing of the headwear. A position-adjustable fastener adapted for locating under the chin of the animal, is slidably engageable with both of two straps connected to opposing sides of the hat body. A slide adjuster on both of the first and second straps may be employed to cinch both straps and tighten the engagement on the head of the animal.

A freezable pet harness is an apparatus that cools down the pet's body while also comforting the pet during hot days. The apparatus may include a back-bracing pad, a neck-bracing strap, a girth-bracing band, and at least one primary gel pack. The back-bracing pad corresponds to the portion of the apparatus covering the pet's back. The neck-bracing strap secures the apparatus to the pet's neck to prevent the apparatus from getting loose. The girth-bracing band keeps the back-bracing pad positioned against the pet's back while also securing the apparatus to the pet's body. The at least one primary gel pack enables the apparatus to remain cool enough to maintain the pet's body cool when the apparatus is being worn by the pet. The at least one primary gel pack also weights down the back-bracing pad against the pet's body so that the apparatus can also serve as a gel-weighted blanket.

A pedestrian reflective kit includes a waist belt that is wearable around a user's waist. The waist belt is extended through the sleeve and the sleeve is comprised of a light reflecting material to enhance visibility of the user in a darkened environment. A head band is wearable around the user's head. A pair of arm sleeves is provided and each of the arm sleeves is wearable around a respective one of the user's arms. Each of the arm sleeves is comprised of a light reflecting material to enhance visibility of the user in the darkened environment. A pair of ankle bracelets is each of the ankle bracelets is wearable around a respective one of the user's ankles. Each of the ankle bracelets is comprised of a light reflecting material to enhance visibility of the user in the darkened environment.

Devices, methods, and systems for facilitating wound care on an animal are presented. A wound care garment is selectively movable between a closed position and an open position, allowing temporary access to a wound or surgical site and/or exposing the animal's urogenital region without removing the garment. When in the open position, all or most components of the garment may be temporarily stowed away from the wound and away from the urogenital region, thereby keeping the wound and the garment clean, while minimizing the risk of infection.

The disclosed technology includes self-inflating animal harness systems. The self-inflating harness system can include a harness configured to be secured to an animal, an airbag attached to the harness and configured to inflate to protect the animal, and a controller in communication with the airbag. The controller can be configured to receive data from one or more sensors and determine, based on the received data, whether the data is indicative of a collision. In response to determining that the data is indicative of a collision, the controller can be configured to output a control signal to the airbag to cause the airbag to inflate.

A combination pet harness and pet raincoat includes a pouch configured to extend longitudinally along a back of a mammalian quadruped, chest and waist strap assemblies for securing the pouch on the back of the pet and a cape that is selectively storable in the pouch and deployable from the pouch.

A dog vest has a back piece configured for covering at least a portion of the dog's back and sides, and a front piece configured for covering at least a portion of the dog's chest and belly. The back piece has left and right side panels for covering at least a portion of the dog's left and right sides, each of the side panels having a forward hinged flap and rearward hinged flaps overlying the forward and rearward portions of the side panel, respectively. The front piece has left and right forward straps, the free ends of which are adapted to be releasably engaged between a forward flaps and its respective side panels, and left and right rearward tabs, adapted to be releasably engaged between a rearward flap and its respective side panel.